Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-20
Racing at Monmouth Parl


Racing at Monmouth Park.
NEW YORK, July 19th.-The races to-day at
Monmouth Park were won as follows: First.
third. Time, las.
Second, three-quarters of mile, Baldwin's
Los Angeles first, Austrienne second, Belinder
third. Time 1:lS.
Third. one mile, Dry Moncpole first. Bald
wins Estrella second Barnum third. Time, l:46.
Fourth, one and one-fourth miles Eole first
Tenbooker second, SaXony third. Time 2:l4
Filth, three-quartcrS OF mile, Miss Mouse
| first, Glenbrook second, Drake third. Time l:17
TRoTTING.AND PACING AT DETROIT.
DETROIT July l9th.--Thc first autumn meet
ing OF the Detroit Driving Club opened to-day.
In, In the 2:SO trot Condee was first, Rosaline
Wilkes second, Nalkyr third. Best time, 2:25
In the DO class Patron first Tom Rogers
second, Judge Davis third, Pilot Boy fourth.
Best time, 2:l6.
In the 2:lS pacing race Algyle was first.
Charley Friel second, Tommy Lynn third
Benny fourth Best time, 2:l719.
VIII be Retired
WASHINGTON, July 19th.-The Army Retiring
Board, of which Quartermaster-General Hola-
bird is President, has recommended the retire
ment of Captain J. f. Simpson of the Third
Cavalry, who is now under treatment at the
Government Hospital for the Insane. Captain
Simpson is the officer who created a scandal in
Arizona Il few yeaIs ago by his conduct with a
notorious woman. Hew Court-martialed and
sentenced to dismissal. President Arthur how
ever, ulsd pp.ONtu Ol tne Hnu1IlHS OF the Court,
and ordered the officers restoration to DUTY He
| was ostraeized by his brother officers, and was
subsequently sent to the insane asylum for
treatment. He Will probably be DISCHARGED as
soon as vacancy occurs in the retired list.
The Stewart Mansion for Sale.
Copyright, 1857, by tic California Associae Press
| NEW YORK, July 10Th Especial. THE Stew
| art mansion is for sale. Judge Russell says that
| at present, the estate being in liouidation the
| property is necessarily tied up and will remain
| an acceptable offer should be made they would
endeavor to bring the litigation to an end, so as
| to give clean title to the purchaser
Saratoga Racing Park.
TROY On. ", July 19th.-A special to the
| Times says: 4 syndicate of New York gentle
men, interested in Jerome Park and other race
courses, are negotiating at Saratoga for the pur-
chase of the property of the Saratoga Racing
Association The property includes the race
course, horse haven, and the Saratoga House,
grounds and cottages. The value will probably
approximate 81 100000.
Books Examined.
| WASHINGTON, July 19th-Aeting Secretary
| Thompson to-day received the reports of the
| books and accounts of the disbursing officers of
| the Second and Sixth Auditors offices. They
show that the affairs of these offices are i'll a
| satisfactory condi,ion.
Cleveland at His Old Home
FAYETTEVILLE (N. W, July l9th-The Presi-
| dents party drove here his boyhood home
| from Casenovia. They reached here shortly be.
| lore noon. A committee of old acquaintance
received and escorted them. a public recep-
| tion took place an hour later in Clinton Park
whittier President and Mrs. Cleveland were es-
| eorted by a procession headed by the Syracuse
| police, followed by escort of 100 citizens of
Fayettevllle and the village authorities.
STILL TRAVELLING.
ELNIRA (N ", July 18th President and Mrs.
Cleveland, and Secretary and Mrs. Fairchilds
arrived here at 10 o'clock this evening. They
came from Cazenovia, l0l miles. since 6:30 r NJ.
Not Pivotal" state
GLoucE,rE CNass.), July 19th.-Numerous re
ports have been printed to the effect that the
President and Mrs. Cleveland would visit Man
chester-by-the-Sea i'll August. These led Mayor
Robinson to invite the President and his wife 10
The Mayor has just received a telegram from
President Cleveland. saying: g have not the
slghtest idea OF making the trip You speak Of"
Destructive Storms.
| BALTIMORE, July l9th.-There was Il big storm
Yesterday evening, followed by another of al
| most equal force early this morning. Several
houses on Cumberland street were struck by
| lightning and un-oofed Harlem Park n most
beautiful resort within the CITY, this morning
presents scene of desolation. Unroofed houses
are to be seen all over the western section Of the
| city, and the aggregate damage is heavy, though
the individual losses are small.
Probable End of The Coke Strike.
PIrTsBURG pa, July 19th.-A Connellsville
|
citation and Knights of Labor botn had dele
gates at the Convention al Scottsdale. and re-
solved to resume work on condition that the
coke operators meet their committees to arrange
a scale of wages. The general opinion is that
this is the end of the. great coke strike and lere
Is much rejoicing.
Colored Knights Tempiar.
ST. LOUIS, July 19th.-The Colored Knights
Iemplar, Grand Comm 4ldery OF Missouri en-
bracing she States of Missouri Arkansas, Col
| orado. Kansas, Iowa and Wyoming Territory,
met here to-day. There are forty Command
cries represented.
Busiress Educators in Session.
MILWAUKEE, July l9th-The Business Fdu-
Gators Association of America opened its ninth
| annual session this morning. President Sadler
delivered the opening addcess. About 10 dele
gates are present, representing most of the
prominent Business Colleges of the country.
A New Lottery Scheme.
Copyie1 1857, Jy He California Associatet Press
NEW YORK, July l9th.-It is announced that
the bonds of the new Panama Canal Loan Lot
terry will be offered to investors in this city on
the 26th, and on the same date at Paris.
Battered Cruisers.
NEW YORK July th-Jaek Hopper and Billy
Dacey, lightweight pngilists, fought to a finish
this morning on Long Island. Dacey whipped
Hopper in four rounds, and was given purse of
$500 and the stakes.
Wheat in Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 19th.-At the close wheat is
September, 72$4c.
The Fidelity Bank BoecIer.
CGcISNATI. July 19h.-The United States
Judge has ordered Z. L. Harper taken to the
Dayton, o., jail and he was transferred this
afternoon. This is supposed to be done to pre-
vent the granting OF too many special priv
ileges.
Express Companies and the Law.
WASHINGTON, July 19th.-Three express COM
panies have filed schedules with the Interstate
Commission. To the others a letter has been
sent stating that in the opinion of the Ccsnmis-
sioners II Is obvious that neglect to file is in
territorial. The Commission had not yek enter
tanned consideration s.S to whether or not ex-
press companies are Cannon carriers subject TO
the Interstate Act, bst notifies them that il is
now ready to hear arguments. if dasired. and
requests compliaDs7 with the Law.
The Bsss Ball Smasher.
TRENTON (N- - July I9th.-Dg Carver to-day
broke his PREVIOUS record OF breaking l0Do glass
balls in 451s rainutes. He secomnlished ne
feat in AZ lGinntes, and only missed "A OUT of
1,o36. He used repeating r-stes. two men load
lng besides himself.
a Lady Phi.ansbropist.
TRSNTeS (N. j.. July Ioth.-Dorothy J.. nss
who had q national reputation as philan-
taFopist, died at the State LGnatie Asylum to
1 day She was ayer 50 years Old.